Diy montessori shelf

First, I want to make a disclaimer that, as evidenced by our toy selections (both the quantity and the materials), we don’t follow a strictly Montessori method in our house. However, I modeled these toy shelves after the low, open and simple style often found in Montessori environments to allow for accessibility and independence in …

Montessori educational approach is becoming more popular. I'll explain here how I made this DIY Montessori shelf for toys and why we choose this system.

The Montessori IKEA guide for helping you find useful Montessori items available at your local or online IKEA store for practing Montessori at home.

Little known fact about me: I went to a Montessori school from the time I was two until I was four. I don’t remember much about it; I remember that we weren’t allowed to talk about things that weren’t real, like Superman, inside the building; we had to wait until recess. And one time I wanted to sing a Christmas … Continue reading →

Embark on a journey of educational discovery with our step-by-step tutorial for creating a DIY Montessori toy shelf! Bid adieu to chaotic toy storage solutions and embrace the structured elegance of Montessori-inspired design. Download our PDF plans and unlock the secrets to building a customized toy shelf that not only enhances your child's play area but also promotes independent learning and exploration.

Montessori shelves are a beautiful and practical way to store and display your little one's toys. Here are a few of the best Montessori-inspired toddler shelving options for your home!

It seems like once toddlerhood strikes, an accumulation of toys comes with it! Creating a space to organize all those toys is important for our sanity as

Elliot’s low Montessori shelf is one of my favorite projects to date, and it is also the one that I am asked about most often. Low open shelves can be used to hold baskets of organized activities to make learning accessible and to promote independence. It is a great way to incorporate Montessori into your

This minimalist wall-mounted clothing rack with shelf costs only $15 dollars to build. It's perfect in Montessori-inspired bedrooms for fostering independence in dressing. Visit www.freeandunfettered.com for the complete tutorial.